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Cagayan ValleyPre-Colonial to Present

The Art of Abaca Weaving

Discover the intricate process of transforming abaca fibers into stunning textiles that have adorned Filipino homes for centuries.

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Antique Burnay Jar

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CategoryPottery

Period19th Century

RegionIlocos

Dimensions45cm × 35cm × 35cm

MaterialClay, Natural Glaze

A traditional earthenware jar used for storing rice wine, vinegar, and other liquids. Handcrafted using ancient pottery techniques passed down through generations.

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Regional Gallery

Explore the diverse crafting traditions from the three major island groups of the Philippines.

Luzon

28 Artisans

156 Artifacts

From the mountain provinces to the plains, Luzon showcases diverse crafting traditions influenced by indigenous cultures and colonial history.

Featured Crafts

Inabel WeavingWood CarvingBurnay Pottery

Binakol Blanket

Ilocos

Burnay Pottery

Ilocos

Bulul Figure

Ifugao

Kulintang Set

Mindanao

Inabel Textile

Ilocos

Piña Cloth

Aklan

Santos Carving

Paete

T'nalak Weaving

Mindanao

Banig Mat

Samar

Capiz Shell Chime

Capiz

Wood Sculpture

Various

Ceramic Pottery

Various

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Featured Artisans

Discover the stories of the hands behind the masterpieces. Interactive profiles showcase their techniques, heritage, and artistic journey.

Vigan, Ilocos Sur

Maria Santos

Master Weaver

40+ years

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Their Story

Maria learned the art of Inabel weaving from her grandmother at age 8. Today, she teaches young women in her community, ensuring this tradition lives on for future generations.